Written by Sourojit Dutta, Dao Nguyen Tien, Guntur Ramadhan & Phyo Thiri Lwin (Edited by Jenna Fung) Blockchain is considered one of the core mechanisms for various emerging technologies, including cryptocurrencies, the Internet of Things (IoT), Cyber security, etc. While there is no exact way to predict our future, blockchain is widely believed to be […]
Tag: Internet governance
Cyberattacks in Asia Pacific
Written by Qurra Tul Ain Nisar & Daria Stepovaya (Edited by Guntur Ramadhan and Jenna Fung) Since the Covid-19 outbreak, the problem of cyberattacks became the first in line to be discussed. The Check Point Research (CPR) report shows that the Asia Pacific region experienced a 168% year increase in cyberattacks in May 2021 compared […]
A Study on Cyberwar in Vietnam & Anti-doxxing Law in Hong Kong
Written by Nur Atiqah Binti Azrein, Siriracha Kaeoyong, Ramma Nisar, Rounok Jahan Khan, Afiq Rahimi, Phyo Thiri Lwin, Guntur Ramadhan (Edited by Jenna Fung & Phyo Thiri Lwin) â Human rights are not privileges conferred by the government. They are every human beingâs enlightenment by virtue of its humanity.â Mother Teresa Human rights mean every […]
Internet Access as Basic Human Rights: A Study on Internet Shutdown in Myanmar & the Downside of Free Connectivity
Edited by Luke Rong Guang Teoh, Jenna Fung, Zin Myo Htet, Guntur Ramadhan, Phyo Thiri Lwin In this digital era, we can see how the Internet has become an important tool in our daily life. On the other hand, the Internet allows people to access information, to access communication, and so forth. On the other […]
Impacts on Cyberspace in the Russia and Ukraine War
Written by Phyo Thiri Lwin (Edited by Jenna Fung) Globalization allows the people to be interconnected, integrated, and interacted by means of cooperating, collaborating, exchanging ideas, advancing technology, and trading commodities among countries easily nowadays. In contrast, because of globalization, the people are impacted once the local issues are turning into global issues. For example, […]